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    Any way to get guineas to lay during winter?

    Seasonal layers nothing you can do. I have had some lay earlier than usual, a few months before the season started but nothing consistent.
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    Broody incubating and chick rearing setups

    I was hoping to see some set ups people have for their broodies to incubate eggs and where they then house the hen to raise the chicks. I have been using cardboard boxes to house brooding hens then moving the to cages roughly 1.5m by 1.5m when the chicks hatch. I moved them out of their yards to...
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    Rabbit stole another doe's nest?

    I had two doe's due around the same time and they were in seperate identical cages with nest boxes after they had their litters (one had 10 the other had 2). A storm came through when the kittens were 4 weeks old and blew the cages over causing the doors to open. In the morning I went to check...
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    My First LGD

    This is my 10 month old maremma puppy Alfie. He doesnt stay with the chooks, he guards the house and property and the chooks free range around. He would kill chooks if locked in the yard with them so I stopped doing it. He's happier to be free ranging with them. The sheep didn't like him and at...
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    Silkies Of A Different Color

    You could get any of the colours. But I find if you cross colours you usually get partridges.
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    The Heritage Rhode Island Red Site

    Thought I'd share a pic of my Cock who came first at the show. There was about 6 other cocks entered and about 8 cockerals entered. Couldn't get a pic with his whole body in.
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    RIR Brooding again

    It is best to move her out so her chicks are safe and can have water at their level. Throw away the other eggs. I have had a hen hatch chicks then set off early in the morning before I could seperate her, the other hens and roosters were all ignoring her and the chicks. One chick died from...
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    Breed/s of hen?

    Probably no araucana then, no crest and no green eggs.
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    is my "girl" a girl?

    Pullet
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    Breed/s of hen?

    Also I dont know if australia has americaunas? Araucanas and marans yes, so she could have something like that in her?
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    Breed/s of hen?

    Her eggs are cream coloured.
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    Breed/s of hen?

    What is this hen, she was given to me by people who were moving. I guesstinmate she is 2 or 3 years old. Still lays. She has slightly feathered feet.
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    Australia - Six states..and that funny little island.

    I havent had time to watch the final but its a spooky show. I'm never going to Kettering.
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    Polish Guinea Hybrid

    Thats cool. Anyone done a silkie cross guinea?
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    RIR Brooding again

    Haha at least they didnt dump a rooster! Ive had that! If they are laying eggs and thats what you want you should keep them if you dont want broodys you should look at a breed that hardly goes broody. Probably wise to treat everything for mites just in case the new ones have brought them in.
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    RIR Brooding again

    Yep, shes a bit agressive at the moment! The rooster doesnt look like he has the correct shape and colour. The hen is darker which is closer to the hertiage colour. Would need some closer pics. But looking like productions. Did you get them from a hatchery?
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    what breed is it? help

    Pearl, pied possibly guinea fowl keet.
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    RIR Brooding again

    If you could post some more pics of your other birds it would give a good indication. Rhode islands do go broody but I find it not to be constant. Out of 30 birds in my breeding pen I have one broody at the moment and in spring I'll probably have one or two more. The crosses or production reds...
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    Homemade heating pad Incubator + farmers market eggs (working!!)

    Very cool. Keep me updated
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    Broodies and their Babies

    Broody with her mixed babies! Silkies, RIR and a cross breed.
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